ASUS ROG Strix RTX 2080 Ti White Edition Review
Temperatures and Power Draw
Published: 20th December 2019 | Source: ASUS | Price: |
Temperatures and Power Draw
Whilst all modern graphics cards are efficient enough that the power draw figures no longer hit the stratosphere, if you’re the type of person who games all weekend a few Watts saved can soon add up. Temperatures are the most important figure though, as cooler cards mean less noise and more thermal headroom for those all important clock speed boosts.
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Originally Posted by tinytomlogan
If you want an all-white graphics card with blistering performance then the ASUS Strix White Edition might just fit the bill.
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Originally Posted by Dawelio
Quite funny, when they are kinda out of reach for most people in terms of cost
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This is a great graphics card, it's a shame that the price is so high. That said, that is down to Nvidia, a premium RTX 2080 Ti has to cost more than a standard RTX 2080 Ti after all.Quote
ASUS needs Deluxe series of GPUs that are white. Well made cooler that matches Deluxe boards both in quality and design. Strix are gamer cards. Dual and TUF are not even worth buying to watercool them. If you buy Deluxe board you can pair it with what??? Gigabyte White series of cards???Quote
For this cost id rather get a standard one, and put a water block on it with a white back plate 
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Originally Posted by Warchild
For this cost id rather get a standard one, and put a water block on it with a white back plate
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